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问题 A while ago, we've pushed some app.settings files containing sensitive data such as connection strings. That was long time ago and since then we've removed (by pushing new versions) which don't contains the sensitive data. However , If someone will try to see app.settings 's history - he will see the connection strings. Question How can I make the passwords not to be there even with history lookup. Also- I don't want to see that connection strings has been removed compared the one commit

问题 I am writing a git post-receive hook that will clone a separate repo as part of a deployment. It clones the repo to a certain folder and uses the -C option in subsequent git commands to set the directory to that of the checked out repo (as documented in the man page). The hook works as expected when run manually from the command line, however when the hook is run by git (ie when a push is received) the command fails with fatal: Not a git repository: '.' . When I swap out the -C for a --git

问题 I am writing a git post-receive hook that will clone a separate repo as part of a deployment. It clones the repo to a certain folder and uses the -C option in subsequent git commands to set the directory to that of the checked out repo (as documented in the man page). The hook works as expected when run manually from the command line, however when the hook is run by git (ie when a push is received) the command fails with fatal: Not a git repository: '.' . When I swap out the -C for a --git

问题 I am using ubuntu and trying to put my code on github but when I tried using the "git add ." command , I got an error "Bus error (core dumped)". joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ git init Initialized empty Git repository in /home/joannah/Macerdo/.git/ joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ git add . Bus error (core dumped) joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ I will appreciate any help. 回答1: For future reference .I solved this by creating a new folder and putting all my

问题 I would like to run specific jobs on the .gitlab-ci.yaml if and only if files within specific directories of the repository have changed. Is there a way to do this with gilab's ci/cd tooling or would it be easier just to run a custom build script? 回答1: Changes policy introduced in GitLab 11.4. For example: docker build: script: docker build -t my-image:$CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG . only: changes: - Dockerfile - docker/scripts/* - dockerfiles/**/* - more_scripts/*.{rb,py,sh} In the scenario above, if

问题 I would like to run specific jobs on the .gitlab-ci.yaml if and only if files within specific directories of the repository have changed. Is there a way to do this with gilab's ci/cd tooling or would it be easier just to run a custom build script? 回答1: Changes policy introduced in GitLab 11.4. For example: docker build: script: docker build -t my-image:$CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG . only: changes: - Dockerfile - docker/scripts/* - dockerfiles/**/* - more_scripts/*.{rb,py,sh} In the scenario above, if

问题 I am using ubuntu and trying to put my code on github but when I tried using the "git add ." command , I got an error "Bus error (core dumped)". joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ git init Initialized empty Git repository in /home/joannah/Macerdo/.git/ joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ git add . Bus error (core dumped) joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ I will appreciate any help. 回答1: For future reference .I solved this by creating a new folder and putting all my

问题 I would like to run specific jobs on the .gitlab-ci.yaml if and only if files within specific directories of the repository have changed. Is there a way to do this with gilab's ci/cd tooling or would it be easier just to run a custom build script? 回答1: Changes policy introduced in GitLab 11.4. For example: docker build: script: docker build -t my-image:$CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG . only: changes: - Dockerfile - docker/scripts/* - dockerfiles/**/* - more_scripts/*.{rb,py,sh} In the scenario above, if

问题 I am using ubuntu and trying to put my code on github but when I tried using the "git add ." command , I got an error "Bus error (core dumped)". joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ git init Initialized empty Git repository in /home/joannah/Macerdo/.git/ joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ git add . Bus error (core dumped) joannah@joannah-Inspiron-N5040:~/Macerdo$ I will appreciate any help. 回答1: For future reference .I solved this by creating a new folder and putting all my

问题 My problem: cygwin git doesn't seem to correctly prompt for credentials when using https:// URLs, so I used username and password in the URL. Unfortunately when I did a "get pull" it auto-commited a message with the full URL including password. I didn't notice this until after I had pushed the changes. How do I edit old commit messages to eradicate the password in the URL? My shared git repo is on my own server. I can do surgery on the repo if necessary. Instructions on how to change my